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University of Oradea Faculty of Law and Jurisprudence |
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| Rector | Professor Teodor Maghiar |
| Address |
5 Armatei Romane Street 3700 - Oradea, Romania |
| Tel. No. | +40 59 432 889 |
| Fax No. | +40 59 432 789 |
| E-mail address | rectorat@uoradea.ro |
| Faculties & Colleges |
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| Type of courses | See individual faculties and colleges |
| Length of courses | See individual faculties and colleges |
| Date of commencement | 1st of October - the opening of the academic year |
| Class size |
Class size for courses: minimum 60 students For seminars and laboratories activities classes are organized in groups and subgroups. A group can contain 25 - 30 students, subgroups contains 12 - 15 students. |
| Accommodation |
Part of the students of our university are accommodated in places having this very destination. These include: 2 own hostels situated in the campus that offer 656 seats, 3 hostels situated in Oradea and Sânmartin (588 seats) and a hotel in Baile Felix Spa (300 seats). Moreover, it is stipulated the construction of 6 own hostels having 800 seats. Equipped according to the actual requirements, they are estimated to satisfy to a large extent the demand for the future students. Foreign students who are studying at our university can obtain accommodation and food in the campus facilities upon room availability. Students benefit from discounted transportation and room and board, subject to availability. Our campus, covering an area of 14300 square m., it is one of the cosiest university campuses in Romania. This aspect is given by the successful combination between the architecture of the buildings and the little dendrological park having species like: "Rododendron skocsky", "Fortitia suspeusa Catalpa", sp "Belula Verucosa", "Cerasus Aoium", "Sophora Japonica", "Salix Babylonica" etc., some of them being rarities. |
| Fees | Technical, Economic, Agronomy, Physical Education and Sports, University Full-time Higher Education - 320$ monthly Post-academic Education (Ph.D. with full-time attendance) - 340 $ monthly Ph.D. Dissertation Examination - 845 $ Medical and Pharmaceutical Full-time Higher Education - 360$ monthly Post-academic Education (Ph.D. with full-time attendance) - 380 $ monthly Ph.D. Dissertation Examination - 995 $ Music and Plastic Arts Full-time Higher Education - 470 $ monthly Post-academic Education (Ph.D. with full-time attendance) - 495 $ monthly Ph.D. Dissertation Examination - 1350 $ Dramatic Arts, Theater and Film Full-time Higher Education - 760 $ monthly Post-academic Education (Ph.D. with full-time attendance) - 800 $ monthly Ph.D. Dissertation Examination - 1550 $ Fees in the above table are for September 2001. Fees are subject to change without notice. Foreign citizens who are financing their own studies must pay for the vacation period (109 $/ monthly + free medical insurance). Foreigners who do not require a visa to stay in Romania and have medical insurance in their country valid for Romania are exempt. |
| Admission requirements | Foreign students who wish to study in Romania are invited to send the registration form directly to the education institution or to the Romanian Ministry of Education and Research, Department of International Relations at the address: Str. G-ral Berthelot nr. 28 - 30, Bucuresti 70738, Romania, Phone: 40-1-3131013, fax: 40-1-3126614. Foreign students are accepted to study in Romania based on the approval of the Ministry of Education and Research. The entry visa to Romania (if required) can be obtained at the Romanian Embassy in your country. List of documents required for the application to study: These documents have to be presented in original, accompanied by certified translations into an international language (English, French or German, if the case is such) and validated as authentic by the Romanian Embassy and the Ministry of Education from your country. Foreign students are enrolled in the program without admission examination, above the set number of Romanian students approved. Generally, foreign students are enrolled in university and post-academic programs after completing the preparatory year of Romanian language study. During this year you also benefit of specific training for your future education. After completion of the preparatory year you will hold a test which confers a Certificate of Graduation of the Preparatory Year. For registration in faculties where teaching is held in a foreign language, you will have to pass a test in that specific language. Persons who are from a country having the official language the language of study and have taken courses previously in the same language, are exempted from the test. Applicants who studied in their country for a period of 4 years in Romanian language, are exempt from the language test and the preparatory year. Also, applicants who speak Romanian and are able to hold the language test without the preparatory year may do so. Foreign citizens who intend to study architecture, arts or sports must hold an aptitude test specific to their specialization, prior to enrollment. For Ph.D. programs, applicants must hold a pre-examination to determine their level of knowledge in the field. The exam can be held at the higher education institution chosen by the applicant. Foreign citizens can cover study expenses through Romanian Government scholarships or through their own financing. At the University of Oradea there operates an International Relationship Department since 1996. The coordinator is Ph.D. Prof. Ioan Horga, Phone No. +40 59 432 830 ext. 183, Fax: +40 59 467 642 or +40 59 432 789, E-mail: horga@rdslink.ro |
| Contact for application |
Cornel ANTAL - Ph.D. Assoc.Prof. Eng. Scientific Secretary of the University of Oradea cantal@uoradea.ro or Webmaster of the University of Oradea mavrichi@uoradea.ro |
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General Presentation In 1780 the Academy of Law, one of the oldest Higher Education Institution in Romania, was founded in Oradea. By a Royal decree issued on the 4th of May 1874 the Academy was transformed into a Faculty of Law, which used to have 4 year degree courses and 8 departments: Roman Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Commercial and Cambia Law, Financial Law, Common and Canon (Ecclesiastical) Law. The Academy of Law of Oradea used to have a special impact on Romanian cultural life, since many prominent people studied here and were very active. Now the Faculty of Law and Jurisprudence has more than 1500 students and more than 500 of them receive government grants. The educational curriculum contains for each year fundamental compulsory subject's optional and facultative subjects. Since the academic year 1997-1998 our faculty has adhered to the European Credit Transfer System which is now the basic for curriculum and it is meant to give the students the opportunity to study in other universities from our country and abroad. The Faculty of Law and Jurisprudence was accredited in 1999. During the courses they insist on the thoroughgoing study of the knowledge about European legislation, in this regard a compulsory object - community Law - has been introduced. This subject is to be emphasized because integration into the European Union requires the achievement of a two - leveled compatibility: firstly, the legislation of the candidate country should be compatible to the legislation of the E.U. members, secondly, the specialists in Romania should have a similar training to the specialists of other countries. Contact details Address: Str. General Magheru nr. 26, 3700 Oradea, Bihor, România Phone: +40 59 479 980 Fax: +40 59 447 166 Specializations Undergraduate Programs · Jurisprudence - Long term university education, 4 years / full-time, 5 years / part-time - University Diploma · Political Sciences - Long term university education, 4 years / full-time - University Diploma · Public Administration - Long term university education, 4 years / full-time, 5 years / part-time - University Diploma Postgraduate Programs · Communitarian Law - In-depth studies, 1 year / full-time - In-depth studies Diploma · Private Law - Perfecting post-graduate studies, 1 year / full-time - Graduation Diploma · Criminal Law - Perfecting post-graduate studies, 1 year / full-time - Graduation Diploma · Public Law - Perfecting post-graduate studies, 1 year / full-time - Graduation Diploma Research Activity Within the Faculty of Law Sciences of Oradea the preoccupation in the research activity is concentrated in 6 research groups supervised by professors, readers and lecturers which propose themselves the elucidation of some theoretical and practical aspects of present interest and the support of some specialty works at the scientific sessions, the publishing of articles in magazines, as well as the publishing of some courses and monographs. The Constitutional and Administrative staff which is coordinated by Ph.D. univ. reader O. Tinca, is directing its researches to the following: The Human Rights in Romania, The Separation of powers in the state and the local autonomy, The Citizen and the State Body etc. The research staff on Civil Law and Civil Process Law is ruled by Ph.D. univ. reader Maria Ileana Mutiu, and it is concentrating its efforts especially on: · The Unfounded title in the civil Juridical Certificates · The Civil Delictual Responsibility for the other's action. · The limits of the law to decide for the death cause through juridical certificate and the successor reserves.The ability of the instance sentence etc. The staff ruled by Ph.D. univ. reader Lia Maria Pop and Ph.D. univ. prof Adriana Manolescu in the political analysis domain is having an intense research activity in the following directions: the European Union and the political world order, the possibility and the conditions of the integration of the Central and East European countries in the Community Structures, the position of the part of NATO after the disappearance of the Communist Block. The coordination of the research activity according to the department plans and the stimulation of the creative spirit determined lately the publishing, by the didactic staff of the faculty, of an important number of papers and articles in specialty publications. Another materialization of the research activity is made up by the yearly sessions of scientific communications, where along with our staff, several university teachers from other university centers are participating in. The close collaboration with the faculties with tradition is also reflected in the scientific level of these sessions of communication, the important members of the university world are present at these manifestations. The materials presented within these sessions of communication together with other papers, are afterwards published in the Annals of the Oradea University Law Series. Leadership of the Faculty Dean: Ph.D. univ. Reader Ovidiu TINCA Area of competence: Work and Social Protection Law, Constitutional Law and Political Institutions, Communitary Law. Vice Dean: Ph.D. univ. Reader Maria Ileana MUTIU Area of competence: Civil Law Scientific Secretary: Ph.D. univ. Prof. Adriana MANOLESCU Area of competence: Political Economy Short history The traditions of higher education in Oradea, metaphorically speaking, go back to time immemorial. This year there are 222 years since the inauguration of higher education in Oradea and 39 years of continuous higher education in Oradea. In the illuminist atmosphere at the end of the 18th century, "a higher institution for philosophic teaching" was founded in Oradea in 1780, which was to become in 1788 the Faculty of Law, the oldest faculty not only within the Romanian borders but also in a vast region of Eastern Europe. After 1921, all the courses at the Law Faculty were taught in Romanian. In 1923, the foundation of two theological academies gave new dimensions to the academic life in Oradea. The Law Academy of Oradea, together with the two theological academies, was to make another step forward by integrating a faculty of letters, thus achieving the old desideratum of creating in Oradea a University of Crisana. But in 1934, under unfavourable circumstances and after 150 years of longstanding activity, the Law Faculty - the academic nucleus of Oradea - is transferred to Cluj. After a thirty-year break in the activity of the Law Academy of Oradea, on the 1st of October 1963, an order of the Ministry of Education established in Oradea a 3-year Pedagogic Institute meant to do away with the scarcity of teachers in secondary education. The new institution of higher education began its activity with two faculties: Philology and Mathematics-Physics, and a year later other two faculties (History-Geography and Physical Education) were added. One by one, the new sections obtained an academic statue until 1983, when due to a poor educational policy, the didactic and humanistic specializations diminished their activity, and from a prosperous institution of higher education, Oradea turned into an engineering college affiliated to the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca. In May 1990 a decree of the Romanian government established the Technical University of Oradea, later called the University of Oradea, based on impressive traditions of academic life in the town. It was an act of scientific and cultural restoration long expected in the life of the Romanian society, a major gain of the people's Revolution of December 1989. This is how the dream of several generations of scholars came true, clearly expressed by a historian of Oradea: "As regarding the future, the desire of all well-meant Romanians is to establish in Oradea a complete university, the lights of which will shine across the entire western border of Romania". Today, the University of Oradea is an integrated institution of higher education of this kind, comprising 15 faculties and 5 colleges with more than 30,000 students enrolled in short-term and long-term education, day courses, evening courses, reduced frequency courses or other forms of attendance. We all have to admit that there is no other financial or real estate investment more profitable for students. Education itself will always be the best long-term investment, as nothing is as precious as the knowledge gained during academic instruction. Main activities The mission of the University of Oradea is to train and educate on a large scale both the students and also the high education graduates, as well as to approaches certain domain of science and technology at high level. The structure of the University contains academic education, postgraduate education, colleges and scientific research. The University has the right to grant the titles of graduate, licensee, master, doctor, honorary professor, visiting professor and associate professor. The University of Oradea expanded itself by developing new faculties, colleges and research teams, as well as by developing certain specializations inside the existing faculties. Inside the University of Oradea the education and research activity is developing in the area of natural and physical sciences, as well as in the area of social and human sciences, covering (according with the UNESCO classification) the following: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Sciences of Life, Agricultural Sciences, Medical Sciences, Technological and Engineering Sciences, Economical Sciences, Geography, History, Juridical Sciences and Law, Linguistics, Pedagogy, Political Sciences, Psychology, Letters and Arts, Sociology, Philosophy. The educational process is based on the curricula for long term studies, short term studies, postgraduate's studies, master, doctoral studies and programs of continuous education and Distance Open Education. To create flexible education structures, according with the necessities and adapted to the labour market conditions, inside the University of Oradea was established a Department for Distance Open Education (Distance Learning Education). This form of training offers a great flexibility, liberating the students from the strains of time, space and rhythm of work, representing a special attraction for the working population. The University of Oradea adopted the European System of Transferable Credits, facilitating in this way the didactical process. The scientific research activity is developing in research teams inside faculties and chairs, as well as in research centers without juridical personality from our University, such as the Medical Center of Research and the National Center of Geothermal Research, which will be accredited as excellence research center, as soon as possible. The research has both fundamental character and applicative, based on the following principal domains the exploitation of the geothermal potential, researches in microwave area, researches in the area of high frequency current, researches in the area of human physiology, specific researches for the existing chairs. Presently, in the University of Oradea, inside the research teams there are 146 employees, 80 having higher education, and 7 are scientific researchers. For further details please resort to our web site on the following address: http://www.uoradea.ro Oradea is one of the main cities in the western part of Romania. Stretching on the both banks of the Crisul Repede river and situated just a few kilometres from the Romanian - Hungarian border, the city developed as a cultural and economic center, a trade link between South-Eastern Europe and the Occident. All the visitors that are coming to our city are delighted by the unique architecture of the city's old main street, also known as "the Corso". The XIXth century buildings present some of the best moments of the Wien Seccession style and are giving the charm of the Oradea. The city has now over 240000 inhabitants, a diverse economy, in a continual process of development, and lately it is also known in Romania and abroad as a very important university center. As a cosmopolit city, Oradea knows a long tradition of peaceful living between romanians, hungarians, jewish, germans or slovacians, working together for the common wealth. Placed at only 12 km from the border on E60 European road, Oradea is a true entry gate to Romania, including for railway traffic. Access by plane is available; Oradea has an airport with direct links to Bucharest - the capital. International airports in Budapest and Timisoara are about 3 hours of drive away. Assistance /Research Programmes with international organizations The University of Oradea promotes good international cooperation. The international agreements signed till now are, mainly, based on training programs and expansion of the databases, exchange of information, reciprocal exchanges of students and staff, common research programs. The University of Oradea participates at the following european programs: ¨ Socrates ¨ Framework Program 5 ¨ Tempus ¨ Leonardo da Vinci ¨ Eureka ¨ CEEPUS ¨ COST ¨ Phare The University of Oradea has partnership agreements and colaborations with 214 universities, institutions and organisations from 31 countries. Management Structure The University of Oradea is led by the University Senate, presided by the Rector. Each faculty, college and department in the University's structure nominates representatives in the University Senate, Academic staff, researchers and students in compliance with the Law and the University's Charter. The executive leadership of the University is done by the Senate Office, consisting of the Rector as president, Vice-Rectors, Scientific Secretary, General Administrative Director, Faculties' Deans and one student representative or students' organization representative. Councils manage the faculties and departments. Deans manage the faculties' councils and directors, the department councils. The faculty's council organizes and manages the entire activity of the faculty. The executive leadership of the faculty is provided by the Council Bureau or by the deans. The departments organize and coordinate the educational and scientific research activity in the academic and scientific field. The research groups of the faculty are sub-ordered to the faculties' councils. Rector: Ph.D. Professor Eng. Teodor MAGHIAR E-mail: tmaghiar@uoradea.ro Area of competence: New sources of energy. Microwaves. Electrical Technology. Electrical Power Use. Utilization of low enthalpy geothermal resources. Construction, production and development of microwave equipment. Super-conductivity and fusion at room temperature. Inductive heating. Vice-Rectors: Ph.D. Professor Paul MAGHERU E-mail: pmagheru@uoradea.ro Area of competence: World and Comparative Literature. Stylistics. Theory of Literature. Ph.D. Professor Nicolae JOSAN E-mail: njosan@uoradea.ro Area of competence: Geography - Geomorphology Ph.D. Associate Professor Eng. Ioan MANG E-mail: imang@uoradea.ro Area of competence: Computers. Data Security. Programming Languages. Software Engineering. Ph.D. Professor Ioan PUSCAS E-mail: ccam@teli.netcompsj.ro Area of competence: Internal Medicine. Gastro-enterology. Scientific Secretary: Ph.D. Associate Professor Eng. Cornel ANTAL E-mail: cantal@uoradea.ro Area of competence: Thermodinamics and Heat Machines. Utilization of low enthalpy geothermal resources. University Chief Secretary: Eng. Maria DURGAU E-mail: rectorat@uoradea.ro and vdurgau@uoradea.ro |
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